GUI-Api goes FirstSpirit - Dialog Boxes inside the Client

[MichaelaReydt]

A common feature request amongst developers was to create interactive dialogs within the FirstSpirit JavaClient.

This request came true with the FirstSpirit 4.2 R4 release.

Code-Example for the Dialog Boxes stated below:

import de.espirit.firstspirit.agency.OperationAgent;
import de.espirit.firstspirit.ui.operations.RequestOperation;
// get operation agent
operationAgent = context.requireSpecialist(OperationAgent.TYPE);
// get request operation
requestOperation = operationAgent.getOperation(RequestOperation.TYPE);
// configure request operation
no = requestOperation.addAnswer("Oh, you better don't ask!");
waiting = requestOperation.addAnswer("Maybe, maybe not. Who knows?");
yes = requestOperation.addYes();
requestOperation.setInitialAnswer(waiting);
requestOperation.setKind(RequestOperation.Kind.ERROR);
requestOperation.setTitle("Happy Day");
// perform request to open dialog
result = requestOperation.perform("Are you okay?");
if (result == yes) {
    requestOperation = operationAgent.getOperation(RequestOperation.TYPE);
    requestOperation.perform("Oh, really? Then have a nice day ! 🐵 ");
}

Dialog Boxes for the given Code-Example

Start-Box:

Result from clicking "Yes":

API-Links:

• SpecialistsBroker
• OperationAgent
• RequestOperation

[Hachmann]

Dieser Beitrag verwendet leider mittlerweile schon wieder deprecated API, oder? Zumindest in der von uns verwendeten Version 4.2.468.50982 funktioniert das leider schon wieder anders.

Schade.

vg

Björn

[witt]

Welche Teile sollen den deprecreated sein?

[Hachmann]

Ah, ich habe unbemerkt eine andere Klasse importiert:

    de.espirit.firstspirit.ui.gadgets.aspects.operations.RequestOperation;

Diese ist deprecated. Mit der korrekterweise im Skript verwendeten Klasse:

     de.espirit.firstspirit.ui.operations.RequestOperation;

geht alles klar.

Danke für den Hinweis!